ASAR Reference Guide

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📻 Communications Reference

Comprehensive guide to radio frequencies, repeater operations, and communication protocols for ASAR operations.

Radio Frequencies

Common radio frequencies and channels used in Search and Rescue operations. Always verify with your local SAR coordinator before operations.

Primary SAR Frequencies

TX Freq (MHz) RX Freq (MHz) Emission Power Description
148.6550 148.6550 16F3EJN 30 watts PEP Coord. 1
148.6850 148.6850 16F3EJN 30 watts EP 1
148.7500 143.8200 11F3EJN 30 watts Province-wide SAR Repeater Allocation
149.0800 149.0800 16F3EJN 30 watts SAR Stations
149.4950 149.4950 16F3EJN 30 watts PEP SAR 1
149.5250 149.5250 16F3EJN 30 watts PEP SAR 2

Radio Communication Best Practices

Radio Check Procedure

Standard Communication Protocol

  1. Who you're calling - "[Their call]"
  2. Who you are - "This is [your call]"
  3. Your message - Keep it brief and clear
  4. Request acknowledgment - "Over"
  5. End transmission - "[Your call] clear/out"

Phonetic Alphabet

Letter Phonetic Letter Phonetic
A Alpha N November
B Bravo O Oscar
C Charlie P Papa
D Delta Q Quebec
E Echo R Romeo
F Foxtrot S Sierra
G Golf T Tango
H Hotel U Uniform
I India V Victor
J Juliet W Whiskey
K Kilo X X-ray
L Lima Y Yankee
M Mike Z Zulu